Hey Yall,
When stealthing in a large venue, civic center, would you still run ortf or the like? Or do you have both mics pointing straight out at the nearest stack? (Both under hat)
Thanks,
Matt
Depends on where your seat is. If you're pretty far to one side, I'd point and roll. If you're up front in the middle, go for the image. (This assumes stereo mix or close enough to pick up onstage or monitors.)
even without a stereo mix in the stacks id still run ortf if i was up front enough to run it. getting a stereo recording isn't entirely about what is coming out of the stacks, but also getting a feel for what it is like to be there.
Quoteeven without a stereo mix in the stacks id still run ortf if i was up front enough to run it. getting a stereo recording isn't entirely about what is coming out of the stacks, but also getting a feel for what it is like to be there.
ortf only if your close? If I got crappy nose bleed seats fire straight at the closest stack?
Quote from: MATTZS on January 26, 2004, 12:00:04 PM
Quoteeven without a stereo mix in the stacks id still run ortf if i was up front enough to run it. getting a stereo recording isn't entirely about what is coming out of the stacks, but also getting a feel for what it is like to be there.
ortf only if your close? If I got crappy nose bleed seats fire straight at the closest stack?
Yes, ORTF is generally only used when you are close to the sound source.
yah remember the difference in all of the placement types din, ortf, etc, is just spacing
Quote from: jpschust on January 26, 2004, 07:14:13 PM
yah remember the difference in all of the placement types din, ortf, etc, is just spacing
And included angle.
Quote from: Moke on January 26, 2004, 02:51:39 PM
soORTF
kindaDIN are some of my favorite patterns.
be flexible ;)
im w/mok3, i use something similar, but not always exact!!!
Quote from: bean on January 27, 2004, 10:13:33 AM
Quote from: Moke on January 26, 2004, 02:51:39 PM
soORTF
kindaDIN are some of my favorite patterns.
be flexible ;)
im w/mok3, i use something similar, but not always exact!!!
is that on purpose or because you're too schwilled when you're setting up your mics? :fullmoon:
QuoteQuote from: Moke on Yesterday at 02:51:39pm
soORTF
kindaDIN are some of my favorite patterns.
be flexible
im w/mok3, i use something similar, but not always exact!!!
so always try to use these, just reduce the angles a little to make up for the distance?